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• 'THE. LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
WE HAVE SNOW TIRES BY
REMINGTON AND ATLAS
I.E. MacDonald
LUCKNOW
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Men's 7 p.m.
Kevin Ackert took high single of
the evening with a 255 score. Ron
Stanley had high triple with a score
of 639.
Games over 225, Kevin Ackert
255. Greg Hamilton 241. Addin
Dawson 238. Ron Stanley 233, 229;
Graham Hamilton 225.
- Team points: Owls 0. Cardinals
2, Vultures 5. Hawks 5. Sparrows
2, Crows 7.
Team standings: Bob Cranston's
CEOWS 12. Pete Chisholm's Hawks
9, Bill MacKenzie's Vultures 8.
Wayne Cranston's Owls 5. Wayne
Carter's Sparrows 4. John Hogan's
Cardinals 4.
Ladies 9 p.m.
High single: Barb Sanderson
257; high triple: Merle Rhody 593.
Games over 200: Barb Sanderson
257. Grace Hopf 240. Merle Rhody
204. 206. Anne Anderson 205.
Irene t•felson 204. 212.
Team points: Lynn Wall's Tulips
7. Anna Johnstone's Narcissus 0;
Anne Wisser's Lilacs 2. Merle
Rhody's Daffodils 5; Zena Rieg-
lingss Hyacinths 5. Irene Nelson's
Crocus 2. '
Team standings: Lilacs 29. Hya-
cinths 23. Crocus 21. Daffodils 20.
Narcissus 17. Tulips 16.
Men's 9 P.m.
.Ron Stanley had high single with
a score of 280. High triple went to
Ray Cardy with:a score of 749.
Games over 225: Ron Stanley
280. 270: Fr. Dentinger 261.
Ray Cardy 258.251,240: Bob Finlay
256. Gerald Rhody 252. 240;
George Stanley 244.,Walter Arnold
241. Jack Caesar 238. Bill Button
235. Ted Cooper 234. Bob Greer
234,, Jamie Elliott 227. Wilbur
Brown 226.
Team points. Oldsmobiles
Fords 2. Mustangs 3Dodges 0,
Pontius 5,, Buicks 7..
Team standings: Oldsmobiles
16. Mustangs 12„ Pontiacs 12,
Dodges '10% I3ukks 9. Fords 4.
Town & Country
High single for the ladies went to
Ann Johnston with 210. She also
had high double of 345.
Top bowler for the men was Les
Purvis with a single of 157 and
double of 300.
Games over 200. Ann Johnston
210.
Team points. Reds 0. Oranges 0.
Yellows 5. Greens T 2. Blues 5.
Violets 3.
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Team standings.. Reds 8, Oran-
ges 5, Blues 10. Yellows 7, Greens
7. Violets 8.
Lucknow
Dungannon
Bowling
Due to the .fact that two teams
were unable to bowl during the
week of October 3rd. we were
unable to complete the standings
and so no report was published.
We extend a hearty welcome to
the new group who are replacing
the Chipmunks. but Will still be
known by that title.
High singles for the week of
October 3rd went to Mary Fisher
with 0253 and Harold Maize with
229. High triples were Mary Fisher
with 600 and. Bill Searle with 692.
Lady over 225 was Mary Fisher
witil 253 and men over 250 were
Harold Maize 299. Jack Caesar 269
and Mel Dickson with 251.
Team points: Lions 4. Cubs 3;
Foxes 2. Tigers 5; Coons 4.
Wolverines 3; Kangaroos 7, Chip-
munks 0: Squirrels 2. Polecats 5;
Gophers 0. Zebras 7.
Team standings: Chipmunks 0.
Foxes 9. Tigers 12. Gophers 0.
Zebras 12, Polecats 7. Squirrels 4,
Cubs 8. Lions 9. Coons 6. Wolver-
ines 8. Kangaroos 9.
OCTOBER.9 AND 10
,For this week the high singles
were Marina Park 226. and Ron
Durnin 281.
High triples went to Joanne
Searle lath 589 and Wayne .Todd
with 689.
Lady over 225 was Marina Park
and men over 250 were Ron Durnin
MI. Wayne Todd 278 and Jack
McDonagh 262.
Team points: Cubs O. Coons 7;
Foxes 3. Kangaroos 4; Tigers 0„
Zebras 7; Squirrels 2. Lions 5:
Wolverines 3. Chipmunks 4; Pole-
cats O. Gophers 7.
Team standings: Zebras 19.
Lions 14. Coons 13. Kangaroos 13.
Foxes 12. Tigers 12. Wolverines
11. Cubs 8. Polecats 7. Gophers 7.
Squirrels 6. Chipmunks 4.
I
t amity Mark
45th Anniversary
SOUTH KINLOSS NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gilchrist
were honoured by their family on
their 45th wedding anniversary,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gilchrist and
Brian from Toronto, Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon MacDonald and family of
Kinlough, Mr. 0 and Mrs. Bob
Gilchrist and family of Kinloss.
Mrs. Bob Gilchrist had prepared a
turkey dinner which was enjoyed
by all.
Miss Catherine MacKenzie of
Toronto and Miss Heather Mac-
Kenzie of Hamilton were visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Frank MacKenzie for
the holiday week end.
Mr. and ,Mrs. Ross Hamilton,
Karen and David of Shilo, Mani-
toba visited with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. Gilbert Hamilton last
week. Donald Hamilton of Goga-
ma,'Ontario was home for the week
end.
Dr. and Mrs. Wm. Buckton of
Kitchener, Mrs. Janet McConnell
of Mildmay visited Mr. and Mrs.
H. Buckton for the holiday week
end.
Mrs. Fred Gilchrist held a party
at her home for the retired
members off the nursing staff of
WEDNESDAY
LUCKNOW SKATIN
REGISTRATION DAYS
Saturday, October 19
AND
Saturday, October 26
2 to 4 p.m.
BASEMENT OF TOWN IIALL, LUCKNo
O FEES: JUNIORS WOO - SENIORS $1L11
FAMILY RATES AVAILABLE
Pinecrest Manor.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hamilton of
Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Hamilton and family of Lucknow,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barr, Susan and
Murray, and Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Hamilton, Karen and David were
dinner guests last Thursday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs.
Hamilton.
Miss Christine Thorn
Oshawa spent the weekend
farm on the 4th coneessiod.
O Mr. and Mrs. George
Caroline and Stephen of T
visited at the home of Mr.and
Bill Haldenby last week
come celebrate our
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